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Dynamic allocation of DnaK couples proteostasis demand to chaperone availability
Protein-quality-control systems are essential for cells to maintain protein homeostasis during both steady-state growth and acute stress. Yet, how protein chaperone engagement dynamically changes as proteostasis demand increases remains poorly understood. Here, we combine rapid temperature control w
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